Ulysse Nardin Moonstruck Watch
This is the newest celestial watch from Ulysse Nardin. Announced about a year ago, I wanted to wait until closer to when you might be able to get one before discussing it. I believe that it is the most polished and refined of their celestial watches yet - even though it is not the most ambitious in terms of the information it displays. You can read about at least two other Ulysse Nardin celestial information watches I discussed here, and here. A celestial watch in short is a timepiece that provides information about something happening off of Earth. This usually involves something about the placement of the sun, moon, or planets in the solar system. Once in a while you get other information that is related such as equinoxes and other such periods.I've had trouble reading more celestial watches because A) I am not used to reading information like that, and B) because I am not an astronomer. The pictured Ulysse Nardin Moonstruck is different actually. It uses a friendly visual system to

Rubber strap cleaning
Guys I know that rubber strap should be clean with a soft brush, warm water and soap, but Im not being abble to remove the white stand from mine... what do I have to do? Any tips?Enviado de meu SM-G930F usando Tapatalk

Need your advice on paring down my ROO collection
I just left Fedex with a mint pre-owned ROO Panda, and with a lnib CE Diver (the black with orange accented dial) coming in this Wednesday/Thursday, I will have 5 ROOs in my collection. I would like to narrow it down to just 3 eventually. Taking into account the list below, which 3 would you recommend keeping?* FC Jarno Trulli* SS Rubberclad with the light green lumed Arabic dial (currently at APSC receiving a service overhaul, back by end of week)* SS Blue dial (attached photo is a web pic): the black dial in my SS Black Themes on bracelet is getting swapped out this week for a blue roo dial that just arrived at APSC, direct from AP Switzerland. * SS Panda * CE DiverYour input/suggestions would be much appreciated.

Enjoy yours, great choice!
Hi Guys,After a few months of reading up on this great forum about the Planet Ocean I thought I would pull the trigger on a gently used 42mm version if one came along. The look of the watch really appeals to me, sporty yet classic at the same time and which could be worn on pretty much any occasion. Last week I found one at the right price and here it is, couldn't be any happier! I'm glad I went for the 2500 over the 8500 as I don't think I could handle the extra thickness and height. It feels great on the wrist, super comfortable and nicely balanced. As this is my only co-axial I found the initial wind quiet with little resistance, much different to a Speedy Pro or other automatic, is this okay or should I be worried? Would welcome your expertise! (Obligatory wrist shot below!)

The New Time piece...
Had to order this as my AD didn't stock it, I'm not a fan of the 9 link bracelet that comes on most Seamasters and 007 models so I got this: